DAYTON Propeller Fan Blades, 12 / 16 / 18 Inch
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DAYTON Propeller Fan Blades, 12 / 16 / 18 Inch


Dayton propeller fan blades are designed for circulating and exhausting air in HVAC systems, cooling towers and warehouses. They are effective in removing fumes and odours.

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StyleModelBlade WidthBore Dia.Cfm @ 0.000-in. SpCfm @ 0.125-in. SpCfm @ 0.250-in. SpPitchPropeller Dia.Price (ex. VAT)
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4C348
5 9/16"1/2"1458/9631299/7401145/61740°12"€63.53
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2C354
5 9/16"5/16"833/584703/376565/6125°12"€64.18
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2C356
5 9/16"5/16"928/629799/437664/17428°12"€64.19
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4C459
5 9/16"5/8"1458/9631299/7401145/61740°12"€64.56
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4C460
7"5/8"2335/15432154/12401953/92026°16"€79.45
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2C358
7"3/8"1486/10071234/613954/45918°16"€79.68
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2C359
7"1/2"2335/15432154/12401953/92026°16"€78.78
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2C363
9.187"5/8"3408/22523180/18682916/152226°18"€85.53
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2C361
9.187"1/2"3082/20372842/16562584/133123°18"€79.43

Propeller Fan Blades, 12 / 16 / 18 Inch

Dayton propellers are fan blades that are designed to circulate and exhaust air in ventilation applications. These fans feature 3 blades that are made from aluminium, providing lightweight yet durable construction. They rotate in the clockwise direction (with respect to discharge facing) and come included with set screws for easy installation. Choose from a wide range of these propellers, available in 12, 16 and 18 inch propeller diameters on Raptor Supplies.

Features

  • These Dayton fan blades are made of aluminium construction to resist corrosion.
  • They rotate in the clockwise direction and are included with set screws for easy installation.
  • These Dayton propeller fan blades rotate at a maximum speed of 1725 rpm.
  • With a 40-degree pitch, these fan blades are available in 12, 16 and 18-inch propeller diameters.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of pitch angle in these Dayton propeller fan blades?

The pitch angle directly affects the amount of air moved by the fan. A higher pitch angle creates a more aggressive blade design, resulting in increased airflow.

How to maintain these Dayton fan blades?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blades, checking for damage or wear and balancing the fan to reduce vibration and noise.

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